I think by putting himself first he meant when it comes to the disappointment and what Akk really wants. Akk has…
Yes, I understand what Ayan meant. I am just marvelling at how kind and understanding Ayan is. I mean, being brainwashed does not excuse Akk's murder attempts. Ayan is just so incredibly patient with him.
It makes sense for him to do crazy shit cause he's brainwashed in da cult life. It didn't occur to me it was a…
I do not think that they are aware of what Akk is doing. I noticed in the previous episodes that when he needs to see Chadok alone, Akk makes excuses to them. If they knew what he is up to, he would not have to do this.
I was wondering why Ayan didn't expose Akk. Of course he probably thought there was a bigger fish to catch, but…
I think that it can all be traced back to his notebook and what Dika has told him about the school. I think that he does know about the cult situation, as you pointed out, so he probably pitied Akk for being a pawn in Chadok's game. Ayan is a good person. He decided not to ruin Akk's life. Ayan and Akk are both trying to fight evil, but Ayan is fighting it with good, while Akk is trying to fight it with evil. This is what Ayan tried to convey to him on the beach. Leo Tolstoy said it: if you destroy evil with evil, what will remain is the stronger of two evils.
Teacher Sani too! Ah, I have the biggest crush on her because I know a Teacher Sani in real life. I met her last year, when I was already a senior in high school. She was the new Programming teacher and my boyfriend's new class teacher. She was not only just as young and lovely as Sani, but also just as kind, sweet, and supportive. She really cared about us and our dreams. I will forever remember her fondly. I hope that nothing but good things happen to her and other people like her.
On a side not, the budding friendship between Sani and Wat is so heart-warming. Since she asked him about Akk and since she seems to be suspicious of Chadok, I hope that Wat and she will join forces and investigate the school. What Ayan, the protesters, and everyone else need is a teacher on their side.
Let's talk about our cute protesters' all having caring, supportive boyfriends. This made me so happy. These three sweethearts deserve only the best. :)
It makes sense for him to do crazy shit cause he's brainwashed in da cult life. It didn't occur to me it was a…
I agree with you. I did not see Khan or Wat in that cultish ring of candles. This is a great metaphor for the secret service and similar organizations that enforce the will of the government on the people.
Ayan telling Akk that he us allowed to be weak and that he should put himself before others for once is a scene that made my heart ache not for Akk, but for Ayan. Ayan is the one who does not allow himself to be weak, but lives with his painful past. He is the one who constantly puts others before himself, trying to help Thua, encouraging the protesters, and being understanding of Akk's situation. He could have just exposed Akk, but he did not because he does not want to ruin his life. Ayan is an angel. He should not be the one crying and trying to convince Akk to put himself first. Akk has been putting himself first until now. He did not hesitate to prioritize his reputation as a prefect over the lives of innocent people. It is because of Ayan that he is at least starting to try to not put himself first for once.
That kiss though! No awkwardness or silly positions and exaggerations... It was really natural and in my opinion…
I agree with you. The kiss was amazing. I believed that this is a real kiss. It was not the classical lips-touching-but-not-moving kiss that looks so apathetic. It was passionate and tentative at the same time. This is how you kiss someone that you have fallen for. Other BL actors should take note.
So I was right about Akk... I am really glad that he turned to be the one who is behind the curse because this makes the most sense and makes him an even more intriguing character. Of course, Chadok is also behind this. The scene in which Ayan tries to make Akk confess that he is following Chadok's orders is a clear parallel with the scene in which Ayan asks if Akk really wants to wear the school uniform. In both cases, Akk reacts defensively and gives the same formulaic reply: "I am doing it of my own free will." Akk, you do not sound convincing.
I'm wondering who's lighter during remove splinter scene. It is belong to Ayan? Thats mean both of them bring…
This is a great observation. I wonder what it might mean. Of course, he might also just have a lighter. Many people who do not smoke, including my mother, carry lighters with them.
Hey All,Can anyone remember what Ayans neckless is called
What do you mean? It is also called a pendant, but if you are referring to a specific name for it, I do not remember if it has been mentioned. I am sorry for being so unhelpful.
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Ayan and Akk are both trying to fight evil, but Ayan is fighting it with good, while Akk is trying to fight it with evil. This is what Ayan tried to convey to him on the beach. Leo Tolstoy said it: if you destroy evil with evil, what will remain is the stronger of two evils.
On a side not, the budding friendship between Sani and Wat is so heart-warming. Since she asked him about Akk and since she seems to be suspicious of Chadok, I hope that Wat and she will join forces and investigate the school. What Ayan, the protesters, and everyone else need is a teacher on their side.
Ayan is the one who does not allow himself to be weak, but lives with his painful past. He is the one who constantly puts others before himself, trying to help Thua, encouraging the protesters, and being understanding of Akk's situation. He could have just exposed Akk, but he did not because he does not want to ruin his life. Ayan is an angel.
He should not be the one crying and trying to convince Akk to put himself first. Akk has been putting himself first until now. He did not hesitate to prioritize his reputation as a prefect over the lives of innocent people. It is because of Ayan that he is at least starting to try to not put himself first for once.
Of course, Chadok is also behind this. The scene in which Ayan tries to make Akk confess that he is following Chadok's orders is a clear parallel with the scene in which Ayan asks if Akk really wants to wear the school uniform. In both cases, Akk reacts defensively and gives the same formulaic reply: "I am doing it of my own free will." Akk, you do not sound convincing.